So, it seems the problem wasn't specific to Container Views. I tried the same thing with prototype cells in a regular UITableView
inside my UIViewController
that has the UINavigationController
, and the same thing happened. It appears this is an auto-layout problem or something. So as far as a solution goes, I don't have a real one other than, just make the Container or UITableView
as large as the UIViewController
in Storyboards.
How can I keep the container view getting effected by the UINavigationBar
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26-06-2023 - |
Question
I have a UITableViewController
inside a Container View that's inside a regular UIViewController
that has a UINavigationController
. Because the View Controller is held by a Navigation Controller, the Table View is compensating for the UINavigationBar
, since it's in a Container View, it shouldn't. How can I keep the TableViewController from compensating for the Navigation Bar?
Solution
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